Hi all;
The reason it says the directory is not emty is exactly that, your folder has a 
subdirectory or subdirectories in it, and there are files in there.
I know, it's a neusence, because sometimes the files are hidden and you have to 
go to the "List of all, including hidden" files setting by hitting space with x 
I believe.
I would like to see this made easier at some point soon on the bn, so that if a 
file is protected or hidden or in a subdirectory, the bn will automatically let 
you know where and what it is and ask if you want to erase.
This is the same with protected files, just have the bn say file slash so and 
so in subdirectory such and such slash blank is protected.  Unprotect and erase?
Then all you'd have to do was hit y and it would be taken care of.
Or better yet, if you do an erase all, that means "all" in whereever you are 
erasing.
Just have the bn give the "Are you sure you want to erase --- and all contained 
files and folders?" prompt and if you say "yes" then let's not have more of 
this not emty stuff, let's have it take kare of all that.
I bring this up, because I wanted to erase an old back up folder on one of my 
cf cards and ended up having to search for and erase all the hidden stuff.
Is there not a quicker way?
Would appreciate any help

Richard

> ----- Original Message -----
>From: "John A.  Fleming" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: "voice note Email listserve" <[email protected]
>Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 10:42:29 -0800
>Subject: [Braillenote] "The directory is not empty...

>Hi.
>I tried to erase a old back up folder from a compact flash card and was told
>I could not because "The directory is not empty" but when I went to the
>folder, there were no files there.
>What am I missing?
>Thanks

>Blue Skies
>John & "Lil Mis T"
>...
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> we must step up the stairs.
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